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Get ready for Part 2, where we showcase some cities & settlements to be featured in the upcoming for American Truck Simulator! Last time, we highlighted Guymon, Enid, Lawton, and Idabel. This time, we share four more cities and several settlements.
Woodward
First up is Woodward, established in 1887 as a shipping point for livestock and provisions. Today, with a population of over 15,000, Woodward continues to serve as a commercial and livestock hub in northwest Oklahoma. Despite its hardworking reputation, Woodward offers plenty of charm and history for drivers.
Clinton
Clinton, located in the heart of western Oklahoma on Historic Route 66, is surrounded by scenic rolling hills and wide-open spaces. This small community of about 10,000 residents is known as the “Hub City of Western Oklahoma” and features many historic buildings in the downtown business district. With food and agriculture industries present in the area, truckers can expect to find delivery contracts going daily.
Ardmore
Some consider Ardmore a hidden gem in Oklahoma. This historic city, located near the famous Adventure Road in Carter County, offers a range of experiences to residents and visitors alike. From historic landmarks to vibrant businesses, Ardmore is an exciting destination for truckers. Drivers can look forward to picking up contracts to and from the tire factory among other industries.
McAlester
McAlester gets its name from the man who started a general store in 1869 that led to the city’s expansion. Now known for several different industries, McAlester is an interesting stop for truckers. It maintains its historic status and is home to a bustling community.
Settlements
Don’t miss the chance to pass through Oklahoma’s many settlements along the way, including Boise City, which was accidentally bombed during World War II, Shamrock along Route 66, and Cushing, known as the pipeline crossroads of the world thanks to its major status in trading crude oil.
There’s still so much to discover and do in Oklahoma, and we look forward to showing you more soon. If you’re excited about the new content, remember to add it to your Steam Wishlist! Until next time, keep on truckin’.